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How would you define cheating?
HuffingtonPost polled it’s readers about how they would define cheating and the responses varied wildly. In this day and age of live-time...
Betrayal over the internet is still a breach of trust
Columnist “Ask Amy” (Chicago Tribune) recently reassured a betrayed wife that with time and counseling she and her husband could recover...
Has the internet made it easier to cheat?
Recovery.org set out to research how easy it is for men and women to cheat online and they discovered some interesting statistics about...
Can financial poverty keep your partner from cheating?
A recent economic crisis in Europe has changed how couples spend their summer months with less families going away on holiday, leaving...
The effects of having sex every day for a year
A couple of weeks ago I shared an article by Sophie Fontanel about her decade of abstaining from sex and the lessons she learned. This...
New study says sex addiction may just be high sex drive
A new study on the brains of people who appear hypersexual suggests that an increased sex drive may not be a mental disability or an...
Research finds secrets to lasting love
A study cited in Time Magazine has revealed that couples cite three competencies that lead to greater satisfaction and a lasting...
The New Monogamy at Imago International Conference
I recently wrote an article for the Imago International Conference coming up in October 2013 where I talk about the changing institution...
Repost – Help for Codependents Breaking Up
I enjoyed this blog post by Darlene Lancer, JD, MFT so much that I asked her for permission to repost it in it’s entirety here for you....
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